When donating to charity, a stock donation is often a better option than handing cash to your favorite nonprofit organization. Nonprofits love to accept cash donations, but it is not always the most financially sound way to finance operations from a donor’s perspective. While many veteran investors know and understand stock donations’ value, many more…
As the world shifts in new ways to usher in modern economic and social demands, charities can significantly improve their growth. Nonprofits benefit by allowing their organization to accept stock donations online in the form of a stock gift or mutual fund donation. Charitable giving of stock donations has significantly increased in the last several…
Charitable giving has never been easier, especially since you can quickly donate stocks online to any nonprofit organization that accepts stock donations using Stock Donator. In a world that has changed dramatically in just a few months, many of us feel the need to act and give back. What else can be donated other than…
With the recent economic slow down, donations to charities has also suffered. Many non-profits need to re-think their fundraising efforts. Donors are looking for ways to get the most bang for their buck! Many organizations are advertising and receiving stock donations as Donors are recognizing the significant tax advantage to donating stock. As the market rebounds,…
Stock Donations peak around December. Non-profit organizations that are looking to get a leg up on receiving fundraising dollars should be looking to prepare for receiving stock donations starting now! The process is very simple with Stock Donator. Open an account online for free and you can be ready to receive stock donations within 24 hours after…
A recent article by the New York Times linked to below says that many investors are looking for ways to reduce their tax profiles by moving income to current years and selling stocks that have locked in capital gains. Instead of selling those stocks, and investor looking to limit his tax profile might wan to…
